[Mass stomach examination and industrial health control].
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K Ida
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Axillary nerve injury caused by intradeltoid muscular injection: a case report.
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Prevention of the febrile reaction occurring on reinfusion of cell-free and concentrated autogenous ascites.
The febrile reaction that occurs on reinfusion of ascites was studied. Intravenous reinfusion of ascites was performed 213 times in 63 cases of ascites, which were refractory to treatment with various drugs including diuretics. In order to prevent fever on reinfusion of ascites, a screen filter and a depth filter were used; the results were more favorable with the screen filter. Fibrin was considered to be one of the substances removable by the screen filter. HPLC analysis of the filtered and concentrated ascites, after passage through the screen filter, revealed a fraction corresponding to albumin. Intravenous injection of this fraction into rabbits caused fever. Although the screen filter cannot completely prevent fever on reinfusion of ascites, it appears useful to prevent fever in some patients.
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Computed tomography in the assessment of pancreatic tumor response after intraoperative radiation therapy.
Computed tomography was used in 7 patients given intraoperative electron beam therapy for advanced carcinoma of the pancreas. The local tumor response was studied quantitatively by defining the tumor contour in consecutive CT scans and then estimating the tumor volume. The maximum diameters of the tumor in 3 planes (X, Y and Z) were also estimated. There was evidence of initial tumor regression in all patients during the first few months after the treatment. No specific behaviour of the diameters in the X, Y and Z planes could be detected. Later on, regrowth of the tumor could sometimes be observed, preferably in one of the 3 planes. On the whole, CT was found to be a useful tool for assessing tumor response to this form of therapy.
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Chemosterilized autolyzed antigen-extracted allogeneic (AAA) bone matrix gelatin for repair of defects from excision of benign bone tumors: a preliminary report.
In a series of 33 bone graft operations, antigen-extracted, autolyzed, allogeneic (AAA) bone matrix gelatin was substituted for autologous bone. The period of follow-up was 2.0 to 3.5 years. AAA bone gelatin was resorbed more rapidly than whole bone. AAA bone gelatin was replaced by new bone in the same intervals of time as observed with autologous bone. In treatment of bone tumors with AA bone gelatin, the results of the operation depend upon the nature of the pathologic processes in the host bed. In normal host bed, tight contact between implant and recipient bone is essential for success. The overall results of a preliminary study of 33 cases of 91% successful.
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Promoting effects of phenobarbital on the enzyme-altered foci induced by intrahepatic gamma-ray-irradiation in the rat liver.
Radiation-induced carcinogenesis of the rat liver using iridium-192 seeds as an intrahepatic radioactive source was studied by enzyme histochemical means. Rats were divided into six groups according to various combinations of one or two iridium-192 or stainless steel seeds and whether they were given a diet containing 0.05% phenobarbital (PB) or a basal diet (BD). Each group were sacrificed at 20, 40, and 60 weeks after intrahepatic insertion of the iridium-192 or stainless steel seeds. gamma-Glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT), glucose-6-phosphatase (G6Pase), and adenosine triphosphatase (ATPase) were stained in the liver tissues, and GGT-positive foci were quantified. Liver neoplasm was not evident, but enzyme-altered foci (EAF) were induced by gamma-ray irradiation. At every point (20, 40, and 60 weeks) after the insertion of the seeds, the GGT-positive area was larger in the rats given than those given BD. Moreover, despite the iridium-192 radioactivity decay, EAF developed continuously in the rats given PB, and persisted in those given BD from 40 to 60 weeks after insertion. These results indicated that phenobarbital promotes the development of EAF initiated by irradiation, as it promotes the process of chemical carcinogenesis in the rat liver.
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